Which continent is highlighted on the map?

What continent is highlighted in the image?

What continent is highlighted on the map?

What continent is highlighted in the image?

What continent is highlighted on the map?

What continent is highlighted on the map?

Which ocean is highlighted on the map?

Which ocean is highlighted on the map?

Which ocean is highlighted on the map?

Which ocean is highlighted on the map?

Which ocean is highlighted on the map?

Which hemisphere is highlighted on the map?

Which hemisphere is highlighted on the map?

Which hemisphere is highlighted on the map?

Which hemisphere is highlighted in gray on the map?

Which direction would be at the bottom of this compass?

Which direction would be to the left of this compass?

Which direction would be to the right of this compass?

Which direction would be at the top of this compass?

Which direction would be in the top left corner of the compass?

Which direction would be in the top right corner of this compass?

Which direction would be at the bottom left corner of this compass?

Which direction would be in the bottom right corner of this compass?

What is a stream of water that falls from a high place?

What is a hole in the earth's crust through which lava, gases, and ash are released?

What is a rocky or sandy edge of land along a body of water?

What is a region of little rainfall where few plants and animals live?

What is one of the seven large land masses on the earth?

What is a huge block of moving ice that has broken off of a glacier?

What is a fan-shaped deposit of sand and mud at the mouth of a river?

What is a large mass of ice that moves very slowly down a mountain or through a valley?

What is a piece of land surrounded by water?

What is a large area of land covered with trees and other plants?

What is a flat area of land that is higher than the land around it?

What is a large group of islands?

What is a large body of salt water that is partly enclosed by land (smaller than a sea)?

What is a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas?

What is a body of salt water that is partly enclosed by land?

What is a body of water that extends into the land?

What type of economy would have competition between producers?

What type of economy does the government and private companies share ownership of industries?

Which type of economy is based on religion or customs and is not used greatly in the modern world?

In this type of economy consumers influence decides what should be sold

In which type of economy does the government run all business and all employment?

In this type of economy producers make more products based on what consumers buy.

In this type of economy the government decides the type of schooling people will receive.

In this type of economy the government decides how goods and services are produced.

In this type of economy all resources are government owned.

In this type of economy there is NO government involvement in the economy.

In this type of economy the government decides who receives the products that are produced.

Which type of government has its power controlled by laws like a constitution?

Which type of government allows average citizens to participate in government?

Which type of government requires citizens to give complete obedience to the government?

The US is an example of this type of government:

Which type of government makes all decisions about the economy?

Which type of government has a main goal of improving public good and not to gain power?

This theme of geography answers "How do good get around?"

This theme answers, "What is it like when you get there?"

This theme studies how humans adapt to their environmental surroundings

This theme answers, "Where is it?"

This theme divides the world into manageable units for geographic study.

This theme answers, "How does nature affect the people?"

This theme includes what an area looks like, the languages spoken, and local customs.

This theme answers the question, "What do locations have in common with those around them?"

What is a small river that flows into a large river?

What an area of the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England where many factories closed during the 1980s?

What does it mean to be joined together inside a common boundary?

What is an industry based on huge farms that rely on machines and mass production methods?

What is a smaller part of a region?

What is the fertile soil that crops depend on to grow?

What's the word for when a place declares ownership of an area?

What is it mean when people live or exist naturally in a particular place?

What is the term for growing crops and raising livestock?

What term describes a way of life in which a person or group lives by moving from place to place?

Which of these words has to do with a large city and its surrounding areas?

What is the process of collecting water and using it to water crops?

A hurricane, earthquake, and volcano eruption is a

What is an oil spill?

Because cities are far apart in the US west of the Mississippi River...

Because the climate is dry in the US west of the Mississippi River...

In what state was gold discovered in 1848 that led to masses of people moving west of the Mississippi River?

What group of people brought diseases to the indigenous people in the US?

Choose the three options that are bodies of water in the US east of the Mississippi River.

The Appalachian Mountains are a mountain range in the US west of the Mississippi River.

Choose the three branches of the federal government.

Land east of the Mississippi River has great soil for farming.

Choose the two largest cities in the US east of the Mississippi River.

Native Americans used plants, animals, stones, water, and soil around them for their everyday life.

The Revolutionary War was fought for the US colonies to receive independence from France.